Here's what the weather is set to be like for Bank Holiday Monday

Families across Wales will be hoping to make the most of tomorrow's bank holiday - the last until August.

But according to the Met Office some parts of Wales will see scattered heavy showers on Monday which could put a dampener on any plans outdoors.

However, forecasters say the afternoon is set to be drier and brighter with sunny spells.

The weather is set to take a turn for the worse later on in the week, with a cold front moving south eastwards.

But what will it be like where you live?

Cardiff

Cardiff is set to see sunshine and showers (Met Office)

 

Bank Holiday Monday will be a mixture of sunshine and showers in Cardiff, with a high of 16C.

As the week goes on, more of the same is expected, with it getting greyer and wetter from Wednesday.

Swansea

It's set to be a cloudy day in Swansea (Met Office)

 

Monday is set to be a cloudy day in Swansea , with a high of 16C predicted.

Although Tuesday will see some more sunshine with a mixture of showers, Wednesday will see heavy rain.

Aberystwyth

Aberystwyth will be cooler (Met Office)

 

It will be cooler in Aberystwyth on Monday, with a high of only 14C predicted and cloud skies.

Tuesday will see sunshine and a high of 13C, before it gets wetter and cloudier from Wednesday onwards.

Rhyl

Rhyl could see sunny spells and rain (Met Office)

 

Rhyl will see sunshine and showers on Bank Holiday Monday and the same going into Tuesday, with a high of 14C on Monday and 12C on Tuesday.

From Wednesday, it's going to be greyer and rainier, but a temperature of 15C is predicted.

Welshpool

It will be a warm day in Welshpool (Met Office)

 

A slightly warmer day in Welshpool on Monday, with a high of 15C predicted with sunshine and showers.

Although it's set to get cooler from Tuesday, and a high of 14C is predicted, it's set to remain grey with no rain forecast for the rest of the week.

Brecon

Brecon will see a high of 16C (Met Office)

 

With a high of 16C predicted on Monday, Brecon will be one of the warmest places in Wales over the bank holiday.

The sunshine and showers will remain into Tuesday, before it gets wetter and greyer for the rest of the week.

What about the weather in June?

June, though, is looking to be a better prospect than May's mixed bag - if the bookies have anything to say about it, The Mirror reports .

Bookies have slashed the odds on June being the hottest on record with temperatures backed to hit as high as 30C.

Coral said it had taken a flurry of bets over the last 24 hours of this June being the warmest ever.

The record high reached anywhere in the UK is a sky-high 35.6C.

That temperature was hit twice, once in London's Camden in 1957 and again 19 years later in Southampton.

Odds on the record being broken have tumbled to 2-1 from 40-1.